Kimono Gulab

Gulab doesn't just complete an outfit. It gives it character.

Vibrant pink is adorned with generous floral embroidery in shades of red, turquoise, orange, and deep hues. Contrasting borders and embroidered pockets highlight a loose, luminous, and decidedly unique silhouette.

Its name, Gulab, means "rose" in Hindi. An obvious choice for this floral, radiant, and intensely colorful kimono.

Made in India and offered in a very limited series, Gulab is available in three lengths, allowing you to choose not a size, but a look.

Three lengths, three ways to wear Gulab

Short, 70 cm. A dynamic and contemporary version, easy to pair with jeans, high-waisted trousers, shorts, or a dress.

Signature, 92 cm. The iconic silhouette of the Phulkari NomaSé collection. Neither too short nor too long, it allows the embroidery to fully express itself while remaining easy to wear daily. In the photos, Sabrina is 1.70 m tall and wears the Signature version.

Long, 114 cm. The most spectacular version. A long and assertive silhouette that gives full scope to the embroidery work. To be worn open over a minimalist outfit to let Gulab become the centerpiece of the look.

Gulab is already a strong piece: let it do the talking.

Wear it with white, off-white, denim, or natural tones to bring out the richness of its embroidery.

And for the bolder among you: embrace the mix of colors and make it the starting point for your entire look.

The word Phulkari literally means "flower work." Originating in Punjab, in the northern Indian subcontinent, this textile tradition is intimately linked to color, floral patterns, and the art of embroidery.

It is this world that NomaSé celebrates through its Phulkari collection: strong pieces, chosen in small quantities for the richness of their colors and embroideries. Another way to consume fashion: fewer pieces, but pieces that are noticed, kept, and loved for a long time.

The patterns, shades, and placement of the embroideries may vary slightly from one piece to another. These variations are part of their singularity: your Gulab will never be exactly like anyone else's.

The embroideries on your Phulkari are delicate and require special care to preserve their texture and color intensity.

Hand wash recommended, in cold or lukewarm water.
Use a mild detergent.
Do not soak.
Do not use bleach or whitening agents.
Gentle spin, do not wring.
Air dry flat or on a hanger.
Avoid direct and prolonged sun exposure during drying.
Do not tumble dry.
Iron gently on the reverse side if necessary.

NomaSé Tip: Your Phulkari does not need to be washed after every use. Between wears, simply air it out to preserve the cotton, colors, and beauty of its embroideries for longer.

• Waistband:
• Pockets: Large embroidered contrast pockets
• Fit: Sufficient
• Size: Three lengths to choose from: 70, 92 or 114 cm. The length does not correspond to a size.
• Length:
• Manufacturing: India
• Print: Traditional Phulkari Embroidery
• Material:
• Colors: Vibrant pink background, red, turquoise, and orange floral embroidery, contrasting borders and pockets